The Journal seeks to become the most reliable, first-choice Pan-Nigerian information and public knowledge platform. The Journal Nigeria is a serious Journalism from an African Worldview
The Journal seeks to become the most reliable, first-choice Pan-Nigerian information and public knowledge platform. The Journal Nigeria is a serious Journalism from an African Worldview
Students across Nigerian universities, polytechnics and colleges of education can now claim 12 months of Google’s paid artificial intelligence service at no cost, as the technology company renews a scheme it says is meant to close the gap between Nigerian classrooms and the global race for AI skills. The programme, called the Gemini Student…
Anthropic is asking Wall Street to look deep into the future to justify what could become one of the largest public stock debuts in financial history. Financial insiders reveal that the artificial intelligence firm projects its annual revenue will reach between $190 billion and $200 billion by 2028. That ambitious internal estimate dwarfs the $47…
Major global automakers are introducing bipedal, AI-driven humanoid robots directly onto active assembly lines. Automotive executives view these versatile machines as the next evolutionary step beyond stationary, single-task robotic arms. Companies like Tesla, BMW, and Hyundai are testing walking units capable of voice interaction and adaptive manual labor. Industry leaders aim to deploy these humanoids…
Google has opened a new route back into locked accounts, allowing users to verify their identity with a short selfie video, a move that places facial biometrics at the centre of one of the most sensitive moments in digital life, the moment a user has lost every other way in. The company announced the feature…
European regulators hit Google with a fresh one billion dollar penalty on Thursday. The European Commission penalised the tech giant for breaking digital antitrust rules across its search engine and app store. Officials accused the company of systematically favoring its own services over rival offerings. Regulators also condemned Google for blocking app developers from directing…
Nigeria has opened one of its most consequential regulatory battles with the world’s biggest technology companies, after President Bola Tinubu directed the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission to investigate Meta, Alphabet, X and a number of Generative Artificial Intelligence platforms over allegations that they are exploiting Nigerian journalism without paying for it and…
The National Identity Management Commission has registered over 136 million citizens and legal residents in its database as a sweeping infrastructure overhaul begins. Abisoye Coker-Odusote, the director-general, confirmed the milestone following high-level consultations with the budget ministry. This legislative and technical shift aims to centralise the civic records of Africa’s most populous nation under a…
TikTok has settled a lawsuit brought by a 15 year old Florida teenager just weeks before the company was due to face a jury in a second landmark trial testing whether social media companies can be held responsible for harms allegedly caused by their products. The teenager, identified in court filings only by his initials…
Nigeria’s impressive mobile internet expansion is masking a severe deficit in fixed, high-capacity home connectivity. Fresh data reveals that only 265,000 households across the country possess active Fibre-to-the-Home subscriptions. This microscopic figure stands in stark contrast to the nation’s sprawling 154.72 million active mobile internet subscriptions. Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Aminu…
Apple and Microsoft have rolled out steep price increases for their primary hardware products, blaming a global surge in memory chip costs. The global tech giants announced the coordinated price adjustments on Thursday to offset the rising cost of semiconductor components. Apple immediately implemented price hikes of twenty per cent or more across its entire…